What do you do when life’s storms feel relentless? In this week’s message, Pastor Aaron unpacks John 6:15-21, where Jesus meets His disciples in the midst of their struggle on the sea. As the winds howl and the waves crash, Jesus walks on water, reminding us that He has authority over every storm and power over all creation. We have to ask ourselves: Are we focusing on the storm, or are we looking to Jesus, who sees us, comes to us, and offers peace in the middle of chaos?

Through this powerful passage, we see that the key to navigating life’s challenges isn’t in our strength but in trusting Christ’s presence and provision. Are you trying to row through the storm alone, or are you ready to invite Jesus into your boat? Join us this week as we learn how to find peace in His presence, trust in His sovereignty, and rest in the assurance that no storm is too great for our Savior to calm.

What do you do when the math doesn’t add up? In this week’s message, Pastor Aaron explores John 6:1-14, where Jesus performs the miraculous feeding of the 5,000. As the crowd gathers, Jesus challenges His disciples to see beyond their limitations and trust in His power to provide. Using a small boy’s meager lunch—five loaves and two fish—Jesus demonstrates His ability to multiply even the smallest offering into an abundance. Pastor Aaron reminds us that God doesn’t need much to work miracles; He only needs our faith.

Through this story, we see that Jesus isn’t just the provider of physical needs but the One who meets our deepest spiritual needs. Are you trusting in your own resources, or are you willing to place what little you have in His hands? Join us as we discover how Jesus’ compassion and power invite us to shift our focus from scarcity to abundance and to trust Him to provide in ways that exceed all expectations.

How do you know what to trust? In this week’s message, Pastor Aaron takes us through John 5:31-47, where Jesus presents a clear and compelling testimony of His authority and identity. With witnesses like John the Baptist, His miraculous works, the Father’s voice, and the Scriptures themselves, Jesus leaves no room for doubt about who He is. Yet, the religious leaders still refused to believe. Are we missing the truth that’s right in front of us?

This passage reminds us that belief in Jesus isn’t just an intellectual decision—it’s a call to trust Him fully with our lives. Are we rooted in a deep, lasting relationship with Christ, or are we chasing fleeting moments of excitement? Join us as we explore how the overwhelming evidence of Jesus’ identity compels us to trust, follow, and proclaim Him with boldness and confidence. The question is: Will you believe the testimony and come to Jesus for life?

Who’s really in charge of your life? In this week’s message, Pastor Aaron walks us through John 5:10-30, where Jesus boldly declares His authority as the Son of God. From healing on the Sabbath to revealing His role in judgment, Jesus challenges the status quo and calls us to recognize Him as the ultimate authority over life and death. Pastor Aaron invites us to reflect on how we respond to Christ’s authority—do we submit to Him, or do we resist, trying to maintain control of our own lives?

Through this powerful passage, we’re reminded that Jesus’ authority isn’t just about power—it’s about hope. He offers eternal life to those who believe in Him, a certainty that transforms the way we live today. Are you trusting in the One who holds all authority, or are you still holding on to your own plans? Join us as we explore what it means to surrender to Christ and find the freedom and assurance that come from letting Him take charge.

How strong is your faith when life feels out of control? In this week’s message, Pastor Aaron takes us through John 4:43–5:9, where Jesus performs two powerful miracles—healing the royal official’s son and the paralyzed man at the pool of Bethesda. Both stories highlight a faith that moves from crisis to confidence, as individuals learn to trust Jesus even when they can’t see the outcome. Consider this: Are we willing to take Jesus at His word, even when the answers don’t come the way we expect?

Faith isn’t just about believing in miracles; it’s about trusting in the One who works them. Through these accounts, we’re reminded that Jesus’ words hold the power to heal, restore, and transform. Whether you’re facing a moment of desperation or feeling stuck in a long season of hopelessness, this message invites you to trust in Christ’s promises and step out in obedience. The question is: Are you ready to get up and walk into the new life He’s calling you to?

What are you holding onto that’s keeping you from stepping into God’s mission? In this week’s message, Pastor Aaron takes us to John 4:27-42, where the Samaritan woman’s life is forever changed by an encounter with Jesus. Leaving behind her water jar—the very thing she thought she needed—she runs to tell others about the Savior who knew her completely and loved her anyway. Pastor Aaron challenges us to examine our own lives: what are the “water jars” we need to let go of so we can fully embrace the work God is calling us to?

As Jesus reminds His disciples, the fields are ripe for harvest, but the time is short. Are we ready to engage with the world around us, to sow seeds of faith, and to invite others into a life-changing encounter with Christ? This message calls us to leave behind comfort and complacency, step into God’s purpose, and be part of His mission to reach the lost. The question is: how will you respond to the call?

Have you ever felt like you didn’t belong? In this week’s message, Pastor Aaron delves into John 4:1-26, where Jesus meets the Samaritan woman at the well—a woman with a past, a people rejected by society, and a heart burdened by shame. Jesus breaks every barrier to reach her, proving that no one is too far from His grace. Pastor Aaron challenges us to see ourselves in this story, reminding us that Jesus meets us right where we are, no matter our past or present struggles.

Through this powerful encounter, we’re reminded of Jesus’ determination to have a relationship with each of us. He offers the living water that quenches the deepest thirst and fills the emptiness in our souls. Whether you feel like an outsider or someone who’s been overlooked, this message will inspire you to see how much God desires to draw near to you, to break down the barriers in your life, and to invite you into a life of worship and joy in Him.

What’s your role in God’s plan? In this week’s message, Pastor Aaron delves into John 3:22-36, exploring how understanding God’s sovereignty, embracing obscurity, and surrendering fully to Him can align us with His perfect purpose. We unpack John the Baptist’s response to his disciples’ concerns about Jesus’ growing ministry: “He must increase, but I must decrease.” This passage reminds us that our purpose is not about seeking the spotlight but about pointing others to Christ.

When we truly surrender to God’s plan, we find joy and fulfillment that no earthly success can match. Pastor Aaron challenges us to stop comparing ourselves to others and trust that God has placed each of us exactly where we’re meant to be. Are you ready to let go of control and embrace the joy of serving the King? Join us this week as we learn how to find our place in God’s magnificent story and experience the abundant life He has prepared for us.